Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-02-21
persons and PARTICULARS.

tonight.
Prof. w. A. Cundy. of Mt. Hope
was in town Saturday.
On the 10Th OF January little boy
came to gladden. the home of Mr. Conrad
Vesperman at Fennimore.
A very small boy made his appearance
on the 18th of February in the home of
Mr.. John Knapp of Eennimore.
Hon: H. d. York, of Hazel Green,
was in town Saturday.
C. W. Smith has gone to his home in
Sitter for few weeks.
Lieut. Ryland was in town last week.
j. j. Ross & Sons, of Mineral Point,
will have a sale of fine short horned
cattle on Wednesday the 9th of March.
See advertisement on the first page.
The diptheria has broken out in the
family of Mr. Breithaupt North of town.
We trust it win not prove to be of a
AialiS nttHI " pc.
G. w. Bark, of Little Grant, gave the
HERALD call on Saturday
DR.. A. II Barber has bought out his
partner, Mr.. Fred McNair, and viii con-
tinue the business in his own name.
it Mrs. j. A. Barber returned on Fri
day after q short visit In Platteville.
Mr.. VIII Pengilly left on Monday to
attend business college in La Crosse
for a few months.
Hon. f, l. Kidd was a caller at the
HERALD Office Saturday.
Henry Lord was up from Blooming
ton Saturday and gave us call, re-
newing his Subscription for the HER
AID.
Mr.. w. G. Chandler has gone South
on business and will probably be gone
several weeks. 4aHL ~
Mr.. Irwin Taylor, of Cincinnati. is
spending a few days at the house of
his uncle Mr.. James Rhodes. .... ii.
Mr.. Charles Hswley, OF Usage, Iowa
is visiting, his friend Mr.. Tomlinson in
the city.
C. w. Hill went to Fsnnimore on
Saturday on business. .aa (.
Most of the lawers and jurors escaped
from the scene of their trials, on Sat-
urday and spent Sunday at their re-
spective homes. s ~ u
Harry Verran leaves tomorrow for
Independence. Iowa, where he will as
ume the duties of clerk in Mr.. John
Barnett's fine dry goods establishment
in that place.
The home Of DR.. Cory of Patch Grove
has been saddened by the death of
their little four year old daughter Nina
Mr. Jim McGonigal, now proprietor
of the Dennison House in Cassvilie was
in town last week. He reports every
thing in good running order and plenty
of custom. The hotel under the man.
agement of Mr. McGonigal and his
efficient wife is bound to be good one
and sure to draw large patronage.
The repairs on the Asylum are going
on at a rapid rate and the building will
soon be in as good condition as before
the fire and that means a great deal, as
the lower part of the house had just been
white washed and every thing above
and below put in "appIe pie ORDER
The furnace will without doubt be in
much better shape.
A letter from John E. Wedehase,
now of Mitchell, Dakota, reports cold
stormy winter the worst since 1885,
On the 10Th he says they had terrible
thunder storm with heavy rain, which
carried the snow away. Farmers ex-
pect to 60 to blowing next week. He
says something not quite compliment
tarY to his old home. that Mitchell is a
dandy place and ''beats Lancaster for
fun and everything"
Fred Draper, who has served so long
and faithfully on the HERALD, went to
Madison on Friday to look for a job.
So good printer as ''Ephn will not
be long without n position and we cS-
peet to hear soon that he is earning a
small fortune daily. A postal received